The draft National Urban Policy outlines the Australian government’s goals and objectives to enable urban areas to be liveable, equitable, productive, sustainable and resilient. The purpose of this consultation is to seek feedback on how government, industry and community can work together to improve cities and suburbs, both now and for future generations.

This guide outlines 14 good practice principles to encourage the incorporation of behavioural perspectives into policy-making. Whereas traditional policy analysis methods make assumptions about people and their behaviour which may not be true in practice, a behavioural lens equips policy-makers with a more realistic understanding of how people interact with each other and institutions.

Internationally, the links between gender, and climate and environmental issues have been widely recognised. This report summarises what is known about the gendered impacts of climate and environmental issues, and explains why gender diverse leadership is critical to solving these challenges.

This paper explores the perspectives of young people in Antigua & Barbuda on privacy in a digital age and how they want their privacy improved. This case study is a showcase for involving young people in the policy process and is an example of how to develop digital policy in participatory ways.

Developed in collaboration with people with disability, their representative organisations and allies, this research agenda will guide the National Disability Research Partnership's research over the next 10 or more years.